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sensory deprivation experiments.12. W. Heron, B.K. Doane, and T.H. Scott.Visual Disturbances After Prolonged Perceptuallsolation.Can. J. Psychol. 1956, 10:1,13-18. In this experiment, the subjects werethe researchers themselves.13. W. Heron. "Cognitive and PhysiologicalEffects of Perceptual Isolation" (Introductionby D.O. Hebb) , in P. Solomon, ed., SensoryDeprivation. Cambridge, Mass.: HarvardUniversity Press, 1961, pp. 6-33.14. Ibid. p. 27.15. Woodburn Heron. The Pathology ofBoredom. Scientific American, vol. 196, No.I, 1957 (Jan.), 52-56.16. Progress Report on the BehaviouralLaboratory, Dept. Psychiatry, McGillU.,.January to December 1953. (received byNational Health and Welfare on January 20,1953).17. H. Azima and Fern J. Cramer-Azima.Effects of the Decrease in Sensory Variabilityon Body Scheme. Can. Psychiat. Ass. J. vol.I, no. 2,1956 (Apr.), 59-72.18. H. Azima, and Fern J. Cramer. Effects ofPartial Isolation in Mentally 111 DisabledIndividuals. Dis. Nerv. Sys. vol. 17, no. I,1956 (Apr.), 117-122.19. Final Report on the BehaviouralLaboratory, December 2, 1954. Submitted byDr. D.E. Cameron to Department of NationalHealth and Welfare.20:Letterfrom Dr. Jean Gregoire to Dr. G.E .Wride re Project 604-5-14, December 14,1954.21. Letterfrom Dr. G.E. Wride, PrincipalMedical Officer, Department of NationalHealth and Welfare, to Dr. Jean Gregoire,December 21, 1954.22. D. Ewen Cameron. Psychic Driving. Am.J. Psychiat. v. 112, 1956 (Jan.), 502-509.23. Ibid. p. 506.24. D.E. Cameron and Robert B. Malmo.Effect of Repeated Verbal Stimulation Upon aFlexor-Extensor Relationship. Can. Psychiat.Ass. J. vol. 3, no. 2, 1958. (Apr.), 81-86. Dr.Malmo was a research psychologist at theAllan Memorial Institute and McGillUniversity. This study demonstrated howpsychic driving could influence physicalbehaviour.25. D. Ewen Cameron, Leonard Levy, L.Rubenstein and R.B. Malmo. Repetition ofVerbal Signals: Behavioural and PhysiologicalChanges. Am. J. Psychiat. vol. 115, 1959(May),985-991.26. D. Ewen Cameron, Leonard Levy, andLeonard Rubenstein. Effects of Repetition ofVerbal Signals Upon the Behaviour of ChronicPsychoneurotic Patients. J. Ment. Sci. (nowtitIedBrit. J. Psychiat.), v. 106, 1960 (Apr.),742-754.27. D. Ewen Cameron, Leonard Levy,Thomas Ban, and Leonard Rubenstein. AFurther Report on the Effects of Repetition ofVerbal Signals Upon Human Behaviour. Can.Psychiat. Ass. J. vol. 6, no. 4, 1961 (Aug.),210-221.28. D. Ewen Cameron. Final Report onDominion-Provincial Health Grant No. 604-5­432. 'Study of Factors Which Promote orRetard Personality Changes in IndividualsExposed to Prolonged Repetition of VerbalSignals.' Ending March 31, 1964. McGillAccount No. 290-23. February 1965.29. Letter from Drs. J.A. Dupont and GordonE. Wride, Department of National Health andWelfare, to Dr. Jacques Gelinas, DeputyTake Care of Yourself1I~~1!Jl~DSlJ:i1Taking care means more than a yearly pap smear,It means knowing what questions to ask;what treatment to question.It means being aware of women's health issues;making an issue of them.Healthsharing deals only with health issues as they affect women. Reproductive health,nutrition, sexuality, drug abuse, occupational health hazards, mental health, and more.Regular features are: news, letters, resources and reviews..-------------------------------IIHelp us help you take care - Subscribe to HealthsharinName:Address'City: Postal Code _.Mail cheque to: Healthsharing, 101 Niagara St., Suite 200A,Toronto, Ontario M5V 1C3I 0 Individual$8.00 0 Inst. or Library $15.00 Outside Canada add $1LMinisterof Health for Quebec, March 15,1965.30. Letter from Dr. Denis Lazure, AssistantDirector, Ministry of Health for Quebec,Psychiatric Services, to Dr. Gordon E. Wride,Principal Medical Officer, Mental HealthDivision, Department of National Health andWelfare. February I, 1965.31. Op cit. Dr. Cameron, Final Report,Project 604-5-432, p. 2.32. L. Levy, D.E. Cameron, T. Ban, and L.Rubenstein. The Effects of Long-TermRepetition of Verbal Signals. Can. Psychiat.Ass. J. v. 10, no. 4, 1965 (Aug.), 265-270.33. Department of Psychiatry, Allan MemorialInstitute. Application For Grant To Study TheEffectsUpon Human Behaviour Of TheRepetition Of Verbal Signals. January 21,1957. The names of Dr. Cameron and Dr.Robert B. Malmo appear on p. 70fthisapplication for funding to the CIA (Society forthe Study of Human Ecology).34. CIA "Memorandum For The Record",March, 1957. In a copy of this memorandum,it is clear that Dr. Cameron's application wasfunded under the CIA's "MK-ULTRASubproject 68;'. Part of this memorandumstates that this research "willbe under thedirection of Dr. D. Ewen Cameron, thatpsychic driving and powerful experimentaldrugs includingLSD willbe used to break downand inactivate the person." The CIA initially_approved a 2-year grant of $38,180 to Dr..Cameron, which was approved 'and signed b~Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, Chief of the CIA'sChemical Division of the Technical ServicesStaff, and Colonel James L. Munroe,"Executive Secretary," who monitored Dr.Cameron's research for the Society for theStudy of Human Ecology. Further fundingwas approved.35. D.E. Cameron and S.K. Pande.Treatment of the Chronic ParanoidSchizophrenic Patient. Can. Med. Ass. J. Jar15, 1958, vol. 78, 92-95.36. D. Ewen Cameron, J.G. Lohrenz, andK.A. Handcock. The Depatterning Treatmenof Schizophrenia. Compr. Psychiat. vol. 3,no. 2, 1%2 (Apr.), p. 168.37. op. cil. Cameron and Pande, p. 92.38. D. Ewen Cameron. Production ofDifferentialAmnesia as a Factor in theTreatment of Schizophrenia. Compr.Psychiat. vol. I, no. I, 1%0 (Feb.), p. 27.39. A.E. Schwartzman, and P.E. TermansenIntensive Electroconvulsive Therapy: AFollow-Up Study. Can. Psychiat. Ass. J. vol.12,no.2,1967,217-218.40. In Memoriam. Donald Ewen Cameron ­1901-1967. Can. Psychiat. Ass. J., v. 12,1967 (Oct.), p. 475.41. Honorary Member 1965. Can. Psychiat.Ass. J. vol. 10, 1965 (Dec.), p. 459.42. op. cit. In Memoriam.Phoenix Rising